Which of the following is NOT one of the five general content domains commonly tested on athletic training licensure exams?

• A. Injury/illness prevention and wellness
• B. Examination, evaluation, and diagnosis
• C. Immediate care
• D. Nutrition and dietary management

Answer: (D)

The question tests which topics are formally categorized as the primary domains on athletic training licensure exams. The five general domains typically used are injury/illness prevention and wellness; examination, evaluation, and diagnosis; immediate care; therapeutic intervention; and healthcare administration and professional responsibilities. Nutrition and dietary management, while important for athlete health, is not listed as its own general domain on the standard licensure exam blueprint. It may appear in related coursework or be integrated under wellness or therapeutic concepts, but it isn’t one of the five main domains.